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Enum generation ignores keywords in class name:
"String": { "type": "string", "enum": [ "a", "b", "c" ] },
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class String extends EnumClass { const String._(super.name); static const String a = _$stringA; static const String b = _$stringB; static const String c = _$stringC; static BuiltSet<String> get values => _$stringValues; static String valueOf(final String name) => _$valueOfString(name); static Serializer<String> get serializer => _$stringSerializer; }
This might apply to normal object generation as well.
Originally posted by @provokateurin in #1154 (comment)
upstream built_value limitation tracked in: google/built_value.dart#1292
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Should get fixed by google/built_value.dart#1297
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This might apply to normal object generation as well.
Originally posted by @provokateurin in #1154 (comment)
upstream built_value limitation tracked in: google/built_value.dart#1292
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: